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The Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE) was founded in 1976 to address the employment and job training needs of the Asian Pacific Islander communities. With an initial grant from the City of Los Angeles, PACE was created to offer job training and job placement services to its constituent communities. In 30 years, as its program and management experience broadened, the agency realized that the employment and job training needs of these communities could not be adequately addressed simply through the provision of job training and employment services. PACE thus sought to broaden its services and job creation programs. Today, its scope of services includes workforce development, housing services and development, business assistance, and early childhood education. It is headquartered in the central Los Angeles area but there are field offices in other parts of Los Angeles City, San Gabriel Valley and South Bay. The agency has a workforce of 285 employees who are multi-lingual and multi-cultural to meet various needs of its constituent communities.

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